Each of the Cameroon two-horned mountain chameleon babies, which hatched in August at the Chester Zoo in England, is only two inches long, about the size of a Brussels sprout.

“Even as babies they have their iconic large eyes which, at their current size, may appear a little too big for their body,” the zoo’s lead herpetology keeper, Adam Bland, said in a statement. “However, these give them 360-degree arc vision so they can see in two different directions at once and look out for predators.”

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CHESTER, ENGLAND - 11 JANUARY 2017: Kirk dik-diks get their name from Sir John Kirk, a 19th century Scottish naturalist in Chester, England, 11 January 2017.
An orphaned Kirks dik-dik antelope has become Chester Zoos newest arrival. The 19 centimetre tall baby lost his mother soon after his birth on Sunday 8 January and zookeepers have become his carers. Named Thanos, the precious calf is doing well with five bottle feeds a day until he is old enough to eat on his own.
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A keeper holds the first Spiny turtle to be bred in the UK in the turtle breeding room at Chester Zoo in Chester, northern England June 13, 2013. The turtle, who's species is faced with extinction in the wild, was bred from two animals confiscated from an illegal haul by wildlife authorities in Hong Kong. REUTERS/Phil Noble (BRITAIN - Tags: ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY)

Sanyu (L), a five-day old Rothschild's Giraffe calf is nuzzled by another member of the herd in their enclosure at Chester Zoo, in Chester, Britain June 12, 2015. REUTERS/Phil Noble

Meerkats search for food inside a carved Halloween pumpkin in their enclosure as part of the Enchantment event at Chester Zoo in Chester, Britain October 24, 2016. REUTERS/Phil Noble

A Sumatran tiger cub snarls as it is lifted by veterinary staff during a health check in its enclosure at Chester Zoo in northern England July 31, 2013. The eight week old cub, along with its sibling and two Cheetah cubs, were weighed, sexed and vaccinated on Wednesday for the first time since their birth. REUTERS/Phil Noble (BRITAIN - Tags: ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY ANIMALS)

Giraffes look out from the Giraffe House at Chester Zoo in Chester, north-west England, on January 19, 2017 for the first time. / AFP / Paul ELLIS (Photo credit should read PAUL ELLIS/AFP/Getty Images)

CHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM - JUNE 2017: Population estimates were last made a decade ago and place wild numbers at just 20,000 in Chester, England, June 2017.
The first Andean bear to be born in mainland Great Britain has finally emerged from its cosy den at Cheater Zoo. The rare cub - whose gender is yet to be revealed - was welcomed by parents Lima, 5, and Bernardo, 7, in January. After spending months snuggled away in its den, the cub has begun to explore its new home at Chester Zoo.
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CHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM - DECEMBER 27, 2016: Chester Zoo is celebrating after a rare breed of giraffe was born on Boxing Day. The Rothschild's calf, who would have fallen more than 6ft during its birth, is the product of Chester Zoos endangered species breeding programme. The Rothschilds giraffe is one of the worlds most at risk animals due to poaching and habitat loss, with experts estimating numbers of less that 1,600 left in the wild.
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A two week old Black-tailed Marmoset infant sits on the back of its mother in their enclosure at Chester zoo, northern England November 25, 2010. REUTERS/Phil Noble (BRITAIN - Tags: SOCIETY ENVIRONMENT ANIMALS)

A week old Mount Apo Lorikeet waits to fed by a keeper at Chester zoo, northern England August 3, 2010. The chick is one of a pair of the rare birds being hand reared on a mix of nectar and water. REUTERS/Phil Noble (BRITAIN - Tags: ANIMALS ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY)

Two week old Red Lechwe calf, Astrid, walks with her keeper at Chester Zoo in Chester, northern England December 21, 2010. The calf is being hand reared by keepers at the zoo after being abandoned by it's mother, and will be spending Christmas at a keepers house. REUTERS/Phil Noble (BRITAIN - Tags: ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY)

A zoo keeper measures the head of a Caribbean flamingo at Chester Zoo in northern England March 29, 2010. The zoo's 87 flamingos are being measured, weighed and microchipped for the first time in a decade as part of a health check. REUTERS/Phil Noble (BRITAIN - Tags: ANIMALS ENVIRONMENT)

CHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM - JUNE 2017: The cub was born in January but has just ventured out to explore its new home for the first time in Chester, England, June 2017.
The first Andean bear to be born in mainland Great Britain has finally emerged from its cosy den at Cheater Zoo. The rare cub - whose gender is yet to be revealed - was welcomed by parents Lima, 5, and Bernardo, 7, in January. After spending months snuggled away in its den, the cub has begun to explore its new home at Chester Zoo.
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This chameleon', along with two others, were the first of their kind to ever hatch at the Chester Zoo.

In addition to being tiny, Bland explained the species is known for their unusual appearance.

“They’re sometimes referred to as the Cameroon sailfish, owing to a sail-like flap of skin running along their backs,” he explained. “The males of the species boast two large horns just above their upper jaw, which they use for jousting with other males.”